In that era, opportunities were like wildly growing weeds. As long as you hugged a few, you would be rich in harvest, including yellow gold, white silver, even grass and rabbits, and you would be able to achieve success in a few years.
The protagonist Qi Ji was originally an ordinary English-speaking tour guide in a travel agency. Taking advantage of the convenience of leading tours, he often spent some foreign exchange and received some kickbacks, and his gray income continued to flow. In a few years, he saved a considerable fortune and became the first office worker in Beijing to own a car and a house.
By chance, Qi Ji cooperated with his friend Du Lei to resell treasury bonds, and met Wu Wanwan, a well-known person in the Shanghai-Jiang financial circle. After Wu Wanwan's guidance, Qi Ji seemed to have his eyes opened. He was no longer satisfied with the superficial scenery of life, and stepped into the fledgling securities market in one step.
Qi Ji originally planned to work in a travel agency while following Wu Wanwan to make money in the stock market, but God never opens two doors for people. Qi Ji led a group to go shopping in a black store, but was caught cheating during an inspection. His tour guide certificate was revoked, and his job was no longer guaranteed. Qi Ji simply went into the sea and embarked on the road of financial giants.
